Notifications
When initializing or running the engine, certain operations may take considerable time to complete. You can receive progress notifications for these operations using a callback function.
Progress notifications are supported for model downloads, cache loads, and inference runs.
Below is an example of using the callback function with the image-to-text model:
const { createEngine } = ChromeUtils.importESModule("chrome://global/content/ml/EngineProcess.sys.mjs");
// options needed for the task
const options = {taskName: "moz-image-to-text" };
// We create the engine object, using options and a callback
const engine = await createEngine(options, progressData => {
console.log("Received progress data", progressData);
});
In the code above, progressData is an object of type ProgressAndStatusCallbackParams containing the following fields:
progress: A float indicating the percentage of data loaded. Note that 100% does not necessarily mean the operation is complete.
totalLoaded: A float indicating the total amount of data loaded so far.
currentLoaded: The amount of data loaded in the current callback call.
total: A float indicating an estimate of the total amount of data to be loaded.
units: The units in which the amounts are reported.
type: The name of the operation being tracked. It will be one of ProgressType.DOWNLOAD, ProgressType.LOAD_FROM_CACHE, ProgressType.INFERENCE.
statusText: A message indicating the status of the tracked operation, which can be:
ProgressStatusText.INITIATE Indicates that an operation has started. This will be used exactly once for each operation uniquely identified by id and type.
ProgressStatusText.SIZE_ESTIMATE Indicates an estimate for the size of the operation. This will be used exactly once for each operation uniquely identified by id and type, updating the total` field.
ProgressStatusText.IN_PROGRESS Indicates that an operation is in progress. This will be used each time progress occurs, updating the totalLoaded` and currentLoaded` fields.
ProgressStatusText.DONE indicating that an operation has completed.
id: An ID uniquely identifying the object/file being tracked.
ok: A boolean indicating if the operation was succesfull.
metadata: Any additional metadata for the operation being tracked.